Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

Indicates terrible struggle. The essaIl ant secured three dollars and escaped The five unfortunate victims of the out rage are lingering between life anc death.
 kAssAs CITY, October I3-Ir the after. noon President and Mrs. Cleveland ere escorted through the business streets of the city to the government building where they arrived sbou; three clock They were escorted out upon a front seoton where a stand had been erected A crowd of fully fifty thousand people had gathered around the building Mayor kumpf made Q formal epeeoh of welcome to which the President replied at some length. He spoke of the woD- dertul growth. prosperity and enterprise Of hansBs City, and quoted statistics and made comparisons which he thought indicated substnntisl prosperity.
 SAN FRANCISCO. October I3-At the annual meeting of tho stockholders of the Nevada Bsnk this afternoon The lately elected board of directors were reelected. They are ex-Senator James | G. Fair, president; J. F. BigeloE. vice. president, J. c. Flood, J. W. Mackuy and K. H Fol.is. ID. B. Davidson WIS reelected secretary and cashier. Each of the stockholders was present. Msssrs. Flood, Mackay and Fair were present to- gether at an annual meeting for the first time since 1884. Fully 5000 shares O, capital were represented as follows: J. W. MGckay. 10000; J. G. Far, 10.OO0; j.. c. FloCd. $500, R. II. Follis, 2J0. and J. F. Bigelow, 20.
 RAVESDES, Ark, Oct. 13.-Presiden, Clevelsnd's tram crossed into Arkansas from Missouri this morning while he snd his party were at breakfast, al were in exceller spirits for entering the sOuth- The day WAS bright and charming after passing the Ozark mountains. Early in the morning the train run through n spsrsely settled region offering little Ill way of popular demonstration.
 LONDON. October l2-The unemployed persons who frequent Trafalgar Square made another demonstration to-dBy. They marched to the Mansion House and demanded the Lord Mayor, who declined io have any interview with them. The Police attempted tO dis perse the mob and were met with 8 forcible resistance. Several charges were made by the police, and the crowd finally became demOralized and ran ID every direction.
 ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. l3-Chss. Edwards colored, was hanged this morning at Clarksville, for the murder of RehOls. Edwards met his victim on lonely road late st night. snd riddled the body with bullets. Edwards had been heard to make threats against the life of Rehols a number of times before the killing oc- cured. The trouble between them was caused by woman.
 AUSTIN, Tex, Oct l3-The MatRdor Land and Cattle O., incorporated ID Scotland with capital of four hundred thousand pounds, hove been refused s charter to the business iG Texas. Attor- ney General HOgg decides that to grant the charter would be clearly repugDsnt to public interests
 VALPARAISO. Ird.. Oct. 13-The yer dict of the Coroner's jury on the koutz disaster was made public to day. They find thst the acciden. was the result Of negligence on the part of the train dispatcher, and negligence or careless ness of engineer Dorsey of the freight train. The company IS also censured .or allowing crippled engine to run a passenger train on the road few mir- utes in adv .ace of fas: freight.
 PARIS. October 1i-RumoTs are per si=ten.iy circulated that General boul- anger has resigned hIs commission ID tine army.
 NEW YORK. October 14-Sco:ch cut fer Thistle sailed for home tbis morning Captain Barr, hopes to make the run across in sixteen days.
 CLY OF MEXICO, October 1.-The bill permitting the reelection Of the President, after having passed ;hs Sen Rte was approved by tue House of Dep uties yesterday.
 CurcAGo. Oct. IS.-Whea'. cash. COT !. Corn. each. 4llH. November fl i.
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 NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The jury in the case of Policeman Hahn. on trial for the murder of the brave life saver, Hussey. returned a verdict of Not guilty" to- dBy.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Lsst night s meeting was held to make arrangements for the funeral of General Fitzpatrick. General Sherman telegrBphed the See retary of War for a permit of interment at West Point. If the request Is not granted the interment will take place 70 Decker.own, The funeral will be held Tuesday.
 MEXICO via Galveston, Oct 1i.-It Is announced that Huntington's InteFnG- ,iopal road which runs from Eagle Pgss to a point on the Central railway will he completed next month, and fast mHii service between New York and Mexico will commence in January. It IS sad if quicker time can be had on the connect ipQ road, the time between the City Of Mexico and New York be reduced for passengers snd:mEil to four days and half, gain of three days and hall over the present passenger time.
 NEW YORK, October 1.-The funeral services over tho remains of the late Minister Manning were held this morn ing at Trinity Chapel Bishop Whipple officiated. The pail bearers were Ger. sherman, Gen. Besuregsrd, J. Floyd King. E. B. Viele, R. W. Glider, Percy Roberts. J. Pierpont Morgan, Henry k, Jackson, Gov, Green, of New Jersey. Roswell Flower, Wm. Dorishiemer, Gov. Preston, and Dr. William Polk. After the services the body was sent by express to New Orleans whither the widow, unsccompanied, went this even ing. and where the interment will take place.
 BILLINGS, Montana, October 1i- Special Indian Agent Howard says un- less otherwise ordered an attempt at ar- rest of the iDsubordinRte Crows will be made tomorrow and bloocshed will toi- low. Swordbesrer will DO braves Is en- camped near the agency awaiting de velopmenis.
 WASHINGTON. October IA telegram received this afternoon from Dr. Porter, president of the Key West Board of Heath. states that the disease at Tampa, Florida, is undoubtedly yellow fever.
 MONTREAL, October 14.-In the jail this morning 8 nan named Detcasson who claimed to be s priest was gwen twenty lsshes with the cat-O'-nine tails iu pursuance with a mandate of the court which sentenced him tO twenty three months imprisonment and twenty lsshes for Bn indecent assault on a young girl.
 CLEAELASD, O., October n-Chaun- cey M. Depew, who arrived here with